コンテンツ種別写真動画複数枚｢#PR｣つき投稿 関連投稿国 指定なしイタリア アメリカ合衆国 中国 イギリス フランス 香港 関連都道府県 指定なし 並び替え投稿日順 ライク数順 コメント数順 エンゲージメント率順My friend Yang Lan, Chairwoman of Sun Media Group and Co-Curator of “Reviving” at Palazzo Serbelloni in Milan, continues to introduce beautiful art and craftsmanship from all over China to the world. I was one of the artists presenting my three costumes in the exhibition. We shared our works with fellow artists and guests, and it was a joy to be part of these elegant days of creative adventure.2025/10/12に公開- 指定なし0.58%5411Over the years, I have explored Chinese aesthetics in depth — the ideas of “movement within stillness,” “the union of reality and illusion,” and “the beauty of emptiness.” Through continuous research into time and space, I have developed a multi-dimensional artistic language that embraces diverse forms and refined sensibilities. Across film, photography, costume, and performance art, I continue to pursue new frontiers — striving to weave Eastern aesthetics seamlessly into contemporary expression. Reviving — Chinese Intangible Heritage & Contemporary Design opened on October 3rd at Palazzo Serbelloni, Milan. Tim Yip presents three costume works — “When the Crane Goes Deep,” “Black Flower,” and “The Wings of Butterfly Palace,” continuing his poetic exploration of time, space, and rebirth.2025/10/05に公開Milan, Italy イタリア 0.57%5332Contemporary design originates from life and is a shared value built by the world. It is formed through the integration of different cultures, each taking the essence and blending them together. The aesthetic of Chinese culture throughout the ages has always been closely linked to the spirit of nature. It has the effect of invigorating the spirit and is in harmony with nature at the spiritual level. This creative aesthetic has been passed down for thousands of years and has provided rich inspiration for contemporary artists in various fields such as clothing, architecture, furniture, and culture. It is also my lifelong mission to successfully pass on this virtue. Over the years, I have delved deeply into Chinese aesthetics, such as the concepts of ”movement within stillness“, ”combination of reality and illusion“, and ”aesthetic of leaving blank spaces“, conducting in-depth research in time and space, and forming a multi-dimensional art with diverse qualities. All of these demonstrate their own refined tastes. In the fields of film, photography, clothing, and performance art, I have conducted numerous cutting-edge explorations globally, striving to perfectly integrate Eastern aesthetics with contemporary expression.2025/10/05に公開Milan, Italy イタリア 0.36%3350In the shooting period of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, the character portraits I‘ve taken of actors and actress were often play big role in helping final decisions on casting. Before Zhang Ziyi’s role was confirmed, I had already taken many photos of her on testing on her possibly and noticed a very cool spirit in her eyes. I showed these photos to Ang Lee, and he was inspired by her character which led to her playing Yu Jiaolong later. Recently, this photo is currently on display at Zhang Garden in Shanghai in my photography exhibition. I‘m sharing the beauty of her energy in that very moment. This behind-the-scenes is a story for you. This exhibition is titled ”Rotating“. The exhibition will continue until October 10th, 2025. Looking forward to seeing you this time.2025/09/21に公開- 指定なし1.3%1,2118This is a very great honor to present The Butterfly Lovers at Lincoln Centre, David H. Koch Theater. Although I can’t attend the premiere night I‘m still sharing the big happiness for the whole crew of members who faced all the difficulties and made it to the end. Congrats to everyone! @hongkongballet Hong Kong Ballet The Butterfly Lovers Photos by Rosalie O’Connor @rosalieoconnorphotography2025/08/24に公開David H Koch Theater at Lincoln Center アメリカ合衆国 1.04%9725My work in Kennedy Center displace over twenty years create from 2005 China Red. My good friends just told me. We were always taking photos of this every time we were in KC! No more ... history!2025/08/24に公開The Kennedy Center アメリカ合衆国 1.73%1,6203The Proust Questionnaire — See how Lili responds. A special reminder: on September 7, Mirror Garden will have its final encounter with the audience. After that, the exhibition will draw its curtain at Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning. If you’re curious about Lili, don’t miss this rare opportunity to step into the charm and intrigue of overlapping worlds.2025/08/14に公開- 指定なし0.79%7371‘Mirror Garden’ is about exploring an endlessly overlapping world. If all of time were just a single second of light and shadow, then from the dawn of creation to the far, fading future, every moment and every overlapping event would all be resonating within that second. Lili is the shadow of a person who exists between the real and the unreal. Her time never changes, and she never truly exists, yet she takes part—in her own way—in fragments of the real world’s actions. In the ‘Mirror Garden’, these actions become infinite discoveries, allowing us to explore and practice the secrets of the dimension of time in a fuller way Now, you can step inside this world yourself. Mirror Garden — Tim Yip Solo Exhibition Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning Until September 7, 2025 From the 4.5m Lili installation to her earliest prototype, from the ethereal ‘Naturalist Lili’ to the otherworldly ‘Alien Lili,’ this is the most comprehensive Lili experience ever created. Alongside costume designs, sketches, multi-media works, and Tim Yip’s first AI-collaborative short film Courier, the exhibition invites you to walk between the real and the unreal.2025/08/10に公開- 指定なし0.23%2121These photos were taken by L‘OFFICIEL magazine @lofficiel.china . It is a normal working day like the others, with a warm afternoon.2025/08/06に公開- 指定なし0.47%4337Mirror Garden: A space where we can find the substance but not ourselves.2025/08/04に公開深圳市当代艺术与城市规划馆 中国 0.47%4381We created 1433: Zheng He Sets Sail together, and the performance turned out to be a great success. That was when we started using more physical movement and dance, blending in a sense of abstract expression. The whole piece became full of energy and rhythm. During that time, I picked up a way of working from Robert Wilson @bob___wilson . He always carried a stack of A4 paper and sketched his ideas with a pencil—using the simplest tools to communicate the most complex thoughts. For him, visual composition was a language. He believed in light: everything begins with it, and light gives shape to form. His rehearsals were incredibly detailed. He personally demonstrated every movement, every gesture. Even lighting tests had to be done in full costume, just to see how the light would fall. That level of precision became part of his signature. It‘s what shaped his unique style and left a lasting mark on the history of theatre.2025/08/01に公開- 指定なし0.34%3155Rotating: A Photography Exhibition by Tim Yip 2025.07.18-2025.09.21 W16, Lane No.588, Weihai Road, Jing‘an District, Shanghai, China I had a conversation with Han Tao Shi and Lei Linghu at Ziwu, centered on my latest photography exhibition. We spoke of photography, and we spoke of time.The strangeness of photography perhaps lies in this, It makes us believe we are seeing reality—When in truth, we are stepping into an extension of consciousness, A fissure in lived experience. I warmly invite you to visit the exhibition at Zhangyuan, Shanghai. Through photography, return to a deeper way of seeing.2025/07/23に公開Shanghai, China 中国 0.36%3346Rotating: A Photography Exhibition by Tim Yip 2025.07.18-2025.09.21 W16, Lane No.588, Weihai Road, Jing‘an District, Shanghai, China It was a warm and intimate gathering. I shared a simple truth with dear friends. ‘Rotating’ is the miracle of every moment. It cannot be replicated, Yet each passing minute contains the secret of all time. ‘Rotating’ reflects this paradox—Of the unique found in endless repetition. We live in a cycle of perpetual recurrence,And through photography, Time can be created.2025/07/22に公開Shanghai, China 中国 0.57%5238‘Simply Love’ : Nothingness Theatre At this final moment, what we held onto between us, gives me deep satisfaction with this experiment. From Tang Xianzu’s Peony Pavilion to Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, we moved through an interwoven space of time and meaning— where classical Kunqu, Shakespearean drama, and contemporary dance flowed into one another. This’ Nothingness Theatre’ is not bound by form. It is not tied to traditional stage logic,but immersed in a total emotional current. It privileges the shifts and subtleties of emotion, rather than role or plot. Within complete freedom, we tell a story of true feeling. Director：Tim Yip Assistant Director: Farooq Chaudhry Cast Du Liniang: Zhang Ran Liu Mengmei: Zhang Beile Julie: Tian Chaudhry Romeo: Rory Alexander Collaborators And Performers: Ching-Ying Chien Kai Tomioka Co-Production: Tim Yip Studio Producer: Yanni Gao Executive Producer: Zhao Jieyu Video Production & Photography: Guo Yushan Costume & Makeup: Mei—Huihui Director‘s assistant: Yeung Sin Yu、Cameron Ablimit Co- Production：Mmart+ Producer: Lidia Chen Project Director: Lynn Pan Project Manager: Sun Jiaqian Visual Designer: Abon Xu Project Assistant: Joey Chen Uk Producing Partner: Feng Ling Productions Composer: Philip Sheppard Choreographer: Stina Quagebeur Lighting Designer: Zak Macro Producer: Emma Pu Production Manager: Verron Lee Stage Manager: Shining Goh2025/07/22に公開London, United Kingdom イギリス 0.52%4851My design of Hong Kong Battle “Butterfly Lovers” is bringing us to the Lincoln Center in New York in August this year. Please be there if u are around. 😉❤️✌️2025/07/19に公開- 指定なし0.41%3813Mirages occur when modern values dominate our perceptions. I want to thank my entire crew for executing this memorable production of “Nothingness Theater”. That gave me the opportunity to explore new ways of communicating through drama. Thank you to all the wonderful crew members! “Simply Love” Director：Tim Yip Assistant Director: Farooq Chaudhry Cast Du Liniang: Zhang Ran Liu Mengmei: Zhang Beile Julie: Tian Chaudhry Romeo: Rory Alexander Collaborators And Performers: Ching-Ying Chien Kai Tomioka Co-Production: Tim Yip Studio Producer: Yanni Gao Executive Producer: Zhao Jieyu Video Production & Photography: Guo Yushan Costume & Makeup: Mei—Huihui Director‘s assistant: Yeung Sin Yu、Cameron Ablimit Co- Production：Mmart+ Producer: Lidia Chen Project Director: Lynn Pan Project Manager: Sun Jiaqian Visual Designer: Abon Xu Project Assistant: Joey Chen Uk Producing Partner: Feng Ling Productions Composer: Philip Sheppard Choreographer: Stina Quagebeur Lighting Designer: Zak Macro Producer: Emma Pu Production Manager: Verron Lee Stage Manager: Shining Goh2025/07/12に公開The Underglobe イギリス 2.25%2,1020“Simply Love” is a new directorial work of mine inspired by the great stories of Xianzu Tang and William Shakespeare, specifically the Chinese and English classics, “Peony Pavilion” and “Romeo and Juliet.” The goal is not to recreate a traditional production but to establish a connection between the two cultures and their different souls, sharing the universal theme of first love. The Nothingness Theater aims to create a space that reflects the multiple and disconnected languages, as well as the fragmentation of logic over time and space. Instead of a linear narrative, the focus is on the unfolding of experiences on stage. Reconnecting in the Age of Media Fragmentation Modern media is reshaping our lives—altering how we think, perceive identity, and even how we feel. In this transformation, traditional connections are breaking down, leaving us fragmented. Yet, within this chaos, simply love emerges as a primal, almost theatrical way to reconnect—raw and emotional, yet tangled in complexity. Media distorts reality by fragmenting information, saturating every aspect of life. We rarely speak or act with true intention; instead, we make functional, reactive choices. This widening gap between our true selves and mediated existence fuels anxiety. Now, a critical question arises: Should we cling to “classic” authenticity—our original identity—or accept that evolution may turn us into secondhand versions of ourselves, built on lies?2025/07/11に公開London, United Kingdom イギリス 0.43%4033My newest exhibition contains all my early dreams of the traditional art of spiritual history—about the beginning of time and space, and where we find ourselves in the imaginations of the high-level world we can explore. We‘re going through poetry, calligraphy, music, and dance, as well as the afterlife, with the most valuable art collection for over two thousand years. The Museum gives me the honor to coexist with all the Museum masterpieces to gaze at my multiple artworks. That is the very first time in history where we are exploring the past, the present, and the future in one place. Thank you to Hunan Museum and Professor Jianmao Li for curating the excellent challenging experience together, and hope it will give more new angles to see our ancient visions.2025/06/30に公開Hunan Provincial Museum 中国 2.58%2,4082SPIRITS IN ENTWINED GAZES 2025.06.28-2025.11.16 Special Exhibition Hall 2, 1st Floor, Hunan Museum A Deep Encounter with Huxiang Culture The Mawangdui site in Changsha sparked my early imagination of China and became an important foundation of my Eastern thinking. The Sword of King Goujian, the female curved-front deep robe, the Western Han T-shaped silk painting and the black-ground painted coffin — all were the spiritual nourishment in my dreams. This time, I was extremely fortunate to continue developing my in-depth inner thinking about time and space, delving into inquiries about self and non-self. In collaboration with the Hunan Museum, I co-curated the major exhibition ”Gazes“ with Professor Li Jianmao. The profound imaginative space of Huxiang culture is deeply intertwined with the profound potential imagination of China, and engaging with these ancient artworks has benefited me greatly. The Silk Painting of a Lady with Dragon and Phoenix, Silk Painting of a Man Riding a Dragon, and the T-shaped silk painting are all exceptionally early figure paintings from the Warring States period. These precious treasures will be on display starting tomorrow at the Hunan Museum through November. Everyone is welcome to visit and experience it.2025/06/29に公開Hunan Provincial Museum 中国 0.73%6821Life seems like a floating leaf across time. Each memory is connected with a different world. Sometimes we just leave the images. The content is not connected anymore. 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